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  • @redandpurple317
    @redandpurple317 Před 2 lety +9822

    "I've looked down at many a men who said they were 6'2." What a powerful sentence

    • @nousersnamesleft
      @nousersnamesleft Před 2 lety +532

      Yup. I’m only 5’10 and look down on many men who go I’m 6ft.

    • @redandpurple317
      @redandpurple317 Před 2 lety +224

      @@nousersnamesleft Hope you know how iconic you are

    • @BlackGirlLovesAnime6
      @BlackGirlLovesAnime6 Před 2 lety +162

      @@nousersnamesleft lol same and I had to come to the conclusion that these men try to project their insecurities and inferiority onto us tall women by trying to shame us and make us feel less than a woman for being tall. I stand clear of men like this and don’t tolerate them anymore

    • @ShanKatOD
      @ShanKatOD Před 2 lety +80

      5’11 Squad verified ✅

    • @AudioGAWD
      @AudioGAWD Před 2 lety +12

      I can't see a downside here, but I see the point 😅

  • @danielokere3503
    @danielokere3503 Před 2 lety +3336

    This movie, The Kissing Booth 2, and To All The Boys 2 all introduced a POC love interest for the girl to kiss only for her to go back to her white love interest from the first movie in the end.

    • @Nomski.
      @Nomski. Před 2 lety +382

      Emily in paris too

    • @TheNumnutRandomness
      @TheNumnutRandomness Před 2 lety +963

      No. Seriously. Why does Netflix have a box full of biracial love interests in letterman jackets that are only there to be handsome, be too good for the main, say "Maybe your crusty, white bf is the right one for you", then fck off? 😭

    • @vividesiles3763
      @vividesiles3763 Před 2 lety +242

      @@TheNumnutRandomness that's way too funny and true, always in a jacket!

    • @cam4636
      @cam4636 Před 2 lety +479

      @@TheNumnutRandomness "Good enough to be eye candy, not good enough to marry" mentality

    • @daniboy4153
      @daniboy4153 Před 2 lety +291

      We really need a Netflix movie where the POC love interest actually ends up with the main character. I'm still waiting for that to happen

  • @twistysunshine
    @twistysunshine Před 2 lety +3914

    Honestly the concept of being oppressed for tallness seems a lot more distasteful when you take into account people with dwarfism. Like, I have a sibling with dwarfism and they deal with shit constantly. They legit, as an adult, open the door to their house and get folks like "can i talk to your parents". This is like the tip of the icebergs of their problems.
    Like this movie needs to shut up about being literally a super average height. What the hell

    • @NothingGoodHere1001
      @NothingGoodHere1001 Před 2 lety +628

      LITERALLY THO!! People with dwarfism are disrespected CONSTANTLY! Yet I'm supposed to believe a girl that's 6'1 is supposedly going through it with everyone??? She's not even like uncommonly tall; Even for a girl, no one is gonna be mocking you constantly for being 6'1 (at most random comments from new people, but people who see you everyday at school will quickly lose interest bcs you're not the tallest person they've ever seen lol)😭😭
      If she was at least 7'0 I could see more people making her out to be a spectacle (I also feel like less people are likely to try and bully someone bigger than them tbhlol

    • @TriggerBud
      @TriggerBud Před 2 lety +344

      @@NothingGoodHere1001 Seriously, spot on. No one fricken mocks a girl for being 6ft. In fact, everyone’s jealous. I worked with my boyfriends sister for about 8 months in a clothing store and she is also 6ft 1in. To be completely honest, she gets near constant comments about it, but all of those comments are in admiration or straight jealously. She is BEAUTIFUL and stands out even more so because she is so perfectly tall. That’s part of what cracks me up/pisses me off so much about this movie. Everyone WANTS to be that girl. I’ve seen it first hand lmao

    • @monicacreator3168
      @monicacreator3168 Před 2 lety +257

      Also, they are people with, I dont know how it's called, giantism? Like people who are legit, too tall for their own health

    • @Tseverclore
      @Tseverclore Před 2 lety +162

      @@TriggerBud I actually was bullied in high school for being 6ft. It does exist, their just not complaining in public with it . I do believe people with dwarfism are more disrespected and they deserve to have their own movie but be aware that we do suffer with self confidence because of it

    • @izzydog111
      @izzydog111 Před 2 lety +113

      I see the point you’re making here and I’m not saying that tall girl handled things well but you’re logic is kinda weird ‘people who have dwarfism exist and have more struggles so tall people can’t have struggles;’ - those two are completely unrelated. I think a more relevant point would be (like the person above mentioned) that people with gigantism exist and have more genuine suffering than a girl who is tall and has no other issues to come with it.

  • @melvv18
    @melvv18 Před 2 lety +3259

    There has to be a jingle for the vaguely ethnic love interest who's too good for the white and bland protagonist, yet still gets dumped for the brooding one.

    • @floresgomezcarol447
      @floresgomezcarol447 Před 2 lety +56

      Agreed

    • @morley364
      @morley364 Před 2 lety +230

      The love interest they choose instead is so often kinda trash as well...like if you pretend it's okay for me to leave when I'm busy and then get angry about it....over a *3 month* anniversary?! Nope. I've been in toxic relationships before, I have a zero tolerance policy now.

    • @melvv18
      @melvv18 Před 2 lety +89

      @@morley364 I give them the benefit of the doubt, since we are talking about teenagers, who clearly haven't being in a relationship before. Their fights seemed kinda childish. Although, because they're so young it's would've being better if they just went their separate ways instead of reconciliating, clearly they needed to develop as people instead of being hung up on each other.

    • @mkwhite5054
      @mkwhite5054 Před 2 lety +172

      Kissing Booth, Tall Girl, To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before… this is Netflix trying to do some weird BS surface level diversity.

    • @morley364
      @morley364 Před 2 lety +71

      @@melvv18 That's true. I want more teen romances to show people going "hey this relationship is actually not the end-all be-all of my life, let's just try to grow as people!" because I think everyone, but especially young people, really put too much weight on relationships in a way that can be really emotionally damaging and encourage them to stay in relationships that aren't healthy or beneficial.

  • @adrikosmos
    @adrikosmos Před 2 lety +4582

    I am a 6 2 woman who was bullied for being tall, but I agree these movies blow it way out of proportion… Like it was always kids in school who said mean things, and they also said mean things about things besides my height. That’s what real bullying is-they find what you’re insecure about and pick at it. It would have been so much better if they would have focused more on Jodi’s self worth from the beginning and made it clear that her delusions were very much just insecurities in her own head. The fact that they tried to spin it as if she was actually oppressed is laughable.
    If this movie was out when I was a kid, it definitely would have made me feel like crap lol

    • @TriggerBud
      @TriggerBud Před 2 lety +270

      This is exactly what I was thinking lol. The entire movie I just kept waiting for them to show us how “smart” they were by having Jodi realize that it was all in her head. I kept waiting until the scene where she pops out in that little boy blue suit and lost it. I laughed until my sides hurt. I was shocked it was the actual storyline, I thought there was no way 🤣🤣

    • @jeidei8943
      @jeidei8943 Před 2 lety +37

      My name's Maude which, according to this video gives me lots of problems

    • @leahunfeigned5955
      @leahunfeigned5955 Před 2 lety +48

      I'm only 5'2" so I have no idea what being bullied for being tall is like. However, the one that plays Jody is Ava from Dance Moms and she actually was harshly bullied for her height and thinness. Mostly by Abby Miller and social media. Abby talked about her body proportions and said she looked like a praying mantis when dancing. Social media called her gangly and anorexic looking. The bullying started when she was only 12 and continued through the years. Ava was highly affected by the bullying but now she's a beautiful model and budding actress. I'm saying this to say that everyone handles things differently. What may not be that huge a deal to one person can decimate another person's self-esteem and self-worth. We shouldn't downplay someone else's suffering because we can't relate or they seem privileged. Privilege doesn't stop internal pain.

    • @amberdotpng9670
      @amberdotpng9670 Před 2 lety +86

      @@leahunfeigned5955 that’s all true! but this movie is unfortunately not about ava’s personal experience and is set in a high school where being tall wouldn’t be as much of a big deal

    • @leahunfeigned5955
      @leahunfeigned5955 Před 2 lety +13

      @@amberdotpng9670 Except many have said they have been bullied in school for being tall lol. Ava was in middle and highschool when that happened, hence why the role means something to her. Again, we can't downplay others'feelings because we can't relate or we're not as bothered. I've seen children brutally teased and beat up for being too tall, too short, too skinny, too fat, having too much acne, being too dark or too pale by people's idiotic opinions. Who are we to say what isn't a big deal to a victim? My point is judgement is easy but so is empathy.

  • @Shika4eva
    @Shika4eva Před 2 lety +2712

    the audition was so clearly the writer addressing the criticism. it wasn't even subtle.

    • @imblindbabygirl4009
      @imblindbabygirl4009 Před 2 lety +54

      Fr

    • @coco604
      @coco604 Před 2 lety +34

      And the thing she says after the teacher asks her why she's so self-pitying is so blegh. Girl, having trouble finding pants is NOT comparable to being homeless. The former will NEVER feel like the latter, you desperate-to-be-oppressed piece of Wonder Bread.

    • @CursedCatTruffa
      @CursedCatTruffa Před 2 lety +22

      Very pathetic of them

  • @T.Lataviaprincess
    @T.Lataviaprincess Před 2 lety +5758

    The fact that I found Kennie with the first tall girl and subscribed instantly this feels just nostalgic.😭😭

  • @imani0nline
    @imani0nline Před 2 lety +2398

    I thought the greatest enemy of progress for us tall girls was jeans that refuse to fit properly but I was wrong it was that ugly homecoming outfit.

    • @kkuudandere
      @kkuudandere Před 2 lety +270

      I'm almost convinced companies aren't interested in making jeans that really fit anybody, jeans are a SCAM (i'm only half joking)

    • @cartqueen6114
      @cartqueen6114 Před 2 lety +182

      @@kkuudandere Like who are they making woman’s pants for?? Because if women of all body shapes and heights agree on how hard finding jeans that fit is, they’re obviously not making them for real women…

    • @ladydontekno
      @ladydontekno Před 2 lety +107

      I'm 5' 1", do you want the extra fabric from my jeans?

    • @zuriii4883
      @zuriii4883 Před 2 lety +108

      @@ladydontekno YES the fact that my ankles are exposed in the dead of winter hurts my soul

    • @rx500android
      @rx500android Před 2 lety +64

      @@kkuudandere literally! I'm very short and jeans don't fit me or fit super weird, and my tall friends also can't find jeans that fit right. So jeans are just, designed very weirdly in a way that doesn't fit most people, it's so weird😭

  • @zlatakashcheeva5309
    @zlatakashcheeva5309 Před 2 lety +1018

    I'm 5'10, my ex was 5'7 and he would always complain about me being "too tall", he would make me sit down, or walk farther from him so he doesn't look as short,god, after I left him my self confidence came back thankfully

    • @alextorres990
      @alextorres990 Před 2 lety +108

      I'm so glad you got away from that situation and were able to get your confidence back. It takes a lot of strength ❤. I feel like guys who obsess over a woman's height are so abusive and toxic. I'm very short and I've dated a few guys that gave me subtle and/or overt threats. That they could easily break me and overpower me, if they wanted to 🤮.

    • @clairepettie
      @clairepettie Před 2 lety +81

      For anyone who relates to this comment, I hope they, too, come to understand that a partner who repeatedly tells you that your proximity makes him/her/them less attractive to others is committing heinous emotional and psychological abuse. If he/she needs your self esteem to drop for theirs to stabilize, he/she is not capable of being in a happy and healthy relationship right now, and you deserve better.💜

    • @rovercatt
      @rovercatt Před 2 lety +19

      im 5'9, so not super tall, but the most comfortable I ever felt about my height was when I was dating a 5'6 guy. In my experience short guys are more accepting cause they're used to being judged based on their height, so they're less likely to do it to others (although obviously in your case that didnt happen, im glad you were strong enough to leave him

    • @cremepuffle
      @cremepuffle Před 2 lety +10

      @@rovercatt in my experience short men only settle for tall women out of solidarity or bc they have a weird giantess thing going on. Thats why im not comfortable dating short men anymore

    • @rovercatt
      @rovercatt Před 2 lety +5

      @@cremepuffle that's true, some of them definitely can be weird about it

  • @witchplease9695
    @witchplease9695 Před 2 lety +1088

    I want a movie about Fareeda and her fashion career in Sweden with Stig as her supportive himbo boyfriend. A Black girl’s journey becoming a designer in a European nation would make an interesting story that will actually address a real struggle.

    • @kennemedia01
      @kennemedia01 Před 2 lety +53

      I thought the same thing!

    • @lili-oy1xf
      @lili-oy1xf Před 2 lety +52

      That's sounds rlly good I rlly would like to watch that

    • @part-timeloser1662
      @part-timeloser1662 Před 2 lety +66

      girl i'd watch that as a series (I love a strong girl with a career and a himbo)

    • @rubenaalexander5007
      @rubenaalexander5007 Před 2 lety +61

      Honestly seeing Fareeda struggle, if it's handled by these people, might be boring. However, her and Stig were cute, at least cuter than the main couple. My problem is that I only think the relationship is good because the main one was bad. Would it really stand up on its own?

    • @sumayyahadetunmbi4347
      @sumayyahadetunmbi4347 Před 2 lety +1

      Yeah I want that

  • @shanettequao9043
    @shanettequao9043 Před 2 lety +371

    What’s with Netflix adding POC love interests in the sequel only for them to be left out and the girlie going back to her main dude?

    • @shanicek5188
      @shanicek5188 Před 2 lety +81

      To fill their diversity quota

    • @luthientinuviel3883
      @luthientinuviel3883 Před 2 lety +48

      The Twilight effect

    • @faith8953
      @faith8953 Před 2 lety +23

      bc POC are always the emotional lapdogs for white characters in the media

    • @thando2c
      @thando2c Před 2 lety +23

      And these POC love interests be SO much hotter AND nicer too😔✋🏽

  • @Angel-uo5yi
    @Angel-uo5yi Před 2 lety +561

    I hate when exes get mad because their EX got with someone else

    • @heather-ks8st
      @heather-ks8st Před 2 lety +58

      That was not the point at all though… it’s being upset that YOUR FRIEND got with your ex,,, personally if a close friend got with my ex I wouldn’t be over the moon

    • @micaiahbrown7916
      @micaiahbrown7916 Před 2 lety +19

      @@heather-ks8st they’re referring to tommy getting made at jodie

    • @IDrinkWeed
      @IDrinkWeed Před 2 lety +36

      @@heather-ks8st if you broke up, they're not bound to you and neither is your friend. Your friend can date whomever their heart desires, and if it's your ex, then deal with it unless there's something horrible about them (your ex). I honestly wouldn't mind. Your broken up for a reason.

    • @faith8953
      @faith8953 Před 2 lety +24

      @@IDrinkWeed idc what you say, your FRIEND getting with your ex is shady as hell. my ex is not bound to me, but my friend is. i expect loyalty from my friends. maybe you dont but most people do.

    • @fightingmedialounge519
      @fightingmedialounge519 Před 2 lety +20

      I feel like it's reasonable to at least talk to your friend about it.

  • @keelwarner231
    @keelwarner231 Před 2 lety +505

    "I love myself"
    Kennie: No you don't. You wore that. *Reads in one up and down look*

  • @Sharpe1502
    @Sharpe1502 Před 2 lety +840

    So many of my girl-friends are over 6’0. It’s hilarious that it was literally never brought up in all our years in high school. The only time it was brought up is when they would stand next to our 4’9-5’2 friends. Because that shit was hilarious.

    • @kimberleywilliams7802
      @kimberleywilliams7802 Před 2 lety +33

      LMAO I CACKLED.

    • @bethanyblonder
      @bethanyblonder Před 2 lety +27

      i’m 4’2 (no joke i’m not 3) and standing next to literally any of my friends is hilarious but especially my tall friends, like i have a LOT of tall friends i’m a tall person magnet i think which is hilarious because of how short i am and when we stand next to each other it’s literally like a dinosaur and an ant

    • @LxstinNeverland
      @LxstinNeverland Před 2 lety +15

      Thisss. My best friend of 10 years is 5'11 and when we stand beside each other, it's just a huge gap. I'm only 5'2. I honestly don't even notice how tall people are until i stand next to them in pictures. Then I just laugh at that point. Makes me feel like a child.

  • @jadepayne2618
    @jadepayne2618 Před 2 lety +651

    The only situation I could think of someone being treated horribly for their height is when dark skin black women (and other woc) are masculinized for being tall. But even then the issue is more so racism than height itself.

    • @fightingmedialounge519
      @fightingmedialounge519 Před 2 lety +30

      There are also beauty pageants and dance studio tryouts( with the actor who played Jodi being bullied in the latter scenario).

    • @averyeml
      @averyeml Před 2 lety +95

      Honestly! I teach fourth grade and we had a girl move to my class in the past couple weeks who is black, very tall, and also pretty far along the puberty highway, comparatively speaking. The amount of toxic shit I’ve heard my coworkers say about her re: what they think’s gonna happen to her in the future, what they assumed her intelligence is just on sight, etc. has been STAGGERING. I’ve found myself having to say “hey guys, she’s literally 10, can you not?” just about daily.
      ESPECIALLY because we have a white student who is taller and equally “developed” and they don’t say shit about her. Sometimes I hate working where I work with the people I work with.

    • @sumayyahadetunmbi4347
      @sumayyahadetunmbi4347 Před 2 lety

      Yeah you are right

    • @cremepuffle
      @cremepuffle Před 2 lety +5

      Tall women/girls as a whole get masculinity shoved onto them. Im lightskinned and was always the tallest and biggest in my class and the boys treated me like i was another boy. They’d physically out their hands on me and be aggressive 🤷‍♀️

    • @sadebraimah5962
      @sadebraimah5962 Před 2 lety +33

      @@cremepuffle. I see what you’re saying, but specifically in the case of darkskin women they are treated worse just based on skin color alone because dark= masculine while light= feminine. So I feel like this is more of a racism and colorism issue. While I do think that tallness is associated with being a man or masculinity I do feel as though the treatment you received would’ve been worse if you were darkskin. This isn’t to say you weren’t treated badly it’s just hi lighting the fact that tall DARKSKIN women are treated like other tall women.

  • @deadinside5299
    @deadinside5299 Před 2 lety +1529

    "Hi, this is what rage looks like" ✨Iconic✨
    And the make up looks great (as always)

    • @haneulnophi
      @haneulnophi Před 2 lety +3

      she makes rage lookin so goodddd

  • @thekneesbee
    @thekneesbee Před 2 lety +234

    The girl playing Jodi was bullied for being tall. But she also wasn't high school bullied, she was on dance moms where a grown woman constantly bullied her for it. I think 8t would have been kinda cool to play with that. Replace Angela and her too many suitors with an outright villain step mom who focuses on Jodi's height which leads to her worry and obsession about it.
    Also burn that prom outfit I still can't believe they thought that would serve.

    • @TheDawnofVanlife
      @TheDawnofVanlife Před 2 lety +29

      I feel like the first tall girl litterally dressed her horrible so we'd buy into the idea of this tall pretty girl being 'less then' in the eyes of her peers, but the audience just isn't that stupid.

    • @missserenity1090
      @missserenity1090 Před 2 lety +17

      That outfit was atrocious, like they couldn’t have found anything else?

  • @klarenee1123
    @klarenee1123 Před 2 lety +820

    “It’s like naming a 20 year old Maude…..”
    Maude Apatow is crying in a corner and asking her dad to write the next big Netflix teen drama
    -The MawMaw Moniker-

    • @Monochrome_11
      @Monochrome_11 Před 2 lety +38

      Before looking it up ,i just thought it was just a unique shorting/nickname for Madeleine or something

    • @anawkwardsweetpotato4728
      @anawkwardsweetpotato4728 Před 2 lety +24

      I would've gone with Mildred xD

    • @kennemedia01
      @kennemedia01 Před 2 lety +21

      I thought of Maude Apatow too!

    • @elsagreen1476
      @elsagreen1476 Před 2 lety +14

      I feel the same way seeing 20-year old Americans named Simone or Nicole or Yvonne... They're really old-fashioned names in France, like how your grandmother would be called.

    • @OnlySolii
      @OnlySolii Před 2 lety +8

      @@elsagreen1476 eoahhhh??? Nicole is an old name in France???

  • @mikchik00
    @mikchik00 Před 2 lety +409

    They should have titled it Tall Girl: Still Too Tall and it could have been purposefully campy and a musical. Instead they made this. O’ the wasted opportunity.

  • @ziamusic6245
    @ziamusic6245 Před 2 lety +123

    my theory is that tall girl was written by someone who thinks tall girls are unattractive/doesn't like them/whatever assumed everyone felt the same and then decided one day that someone had to stand up for the tall girls and make them feel pretty and wrote tall girl

    • @skylerreitano1792
      @skylerreitano1792 Před rokem +1

      Well you're wrong. It was likely written because the actress was on Dance Moms as a child and was insulted by the teacher for being too tall and even kicked off the dance team.

  • @monicacreator3168
    @monicacreator3168 Před 2 lety +536

    Love that they gave the black best friend the tall girl's ex. She really couldn't find someone better?😩

    • @kimberleywilliams7802
      @kimberleywilliams7802 Před 2 lety +92

      lmao omg TRUE I was so confused about that storyline, like, how?

    • @ladydiamond6611
      @ladydiamond6611 Před 2 lety +36

      RIGHT!!! If I was right next to her I’d had been like gurl nooo….

    • @sumayyahadetunmbi4347
      @sumayyahadetunmbi4347 Před 2 lety +5

      Fr that was weird

    • @Twzzlers
      @Twzzlers Před 2 lety +32

      They tend to do that to the "black characters" idk why. Idk if you remember Chilling Adventures of Sabrina where Rosalind dates Harvey after they (Sabrina and Harvey break up) 🙄 cuz we "have" to take their scraps

    • @Maya_hee
      @Maya_hee Před 2 lety +13

      @@Twzzlers Nobody becomes a "scrap" just because they dated someone before you.

  • @mfuentes4961
    @mfuentes4961 Před 2 lety +794

    Can you believe that the entirety of this amazing series was started with reviewing this franchise?! I can’t believe how much time has gone by!

    • @oliviac295
      @oliviac295 Před 2 lety +20

      Yes, and I’ve watched every week since😌

  • @korazroom
    @korazroom Před 2 lety +396

    I tried watching the first one with my sister friend and we came to the conclusion that had tall girl been a dance movie or set in an art and dance school it would have made more sense. Since everyone knows that in dancing your height can be a component put to your disadvantage if you are a tall woman

    • @ms.marvelous8156
      @ms.marvelous8156 Před 2 lety +111

      And they could’ve done a dance movie too because the main girl was on dance moms.

    • @kir-is-here
      @kir-is-here Před 2 lety +74

      i was going to comment this as well!! i did partner work en pointe in a ballet studio, and i was stuck with the taller guys who weren’t as talented just bc the good guy dancers were shorter than me
      also i’m pretty sure the main actress, while on dance moms, was treated differently in the spacing/choreography due to her height

    • @audramcdonaldapologist3676
      @audramcdonaldapologist3676 Před 2 lety +53

      @@kir-is-here Abby Lee Miller kicked her out due to the fact Ava (Jodie) was too tall and Ava was like 12

    • @kyoxtohru112
      @kyoxtohru112 Před 2 lety +43

      @Sydney Thank you. That is what this actress experienced. Since she was in the dancing and that kind of life, her height was very much a hindrance if they were going for cute petite girls/women.
      Everyone that this movie was fit to her and her attacks on her height but it seems exaggerated.

    • @mikaylamcfadden7866
      @mikaylamcfadden7866 Před 2 lety +37

      Body type is a big deal in dance and gymnastics. Dance values a certain look and also types of dance are designed for certain types. Gymnastics favors a certain height especially comparatively. Also performing arts schools/dance schools in particular tend to breed competition and toxicity. I could see someone being picked on for insecurities and also limited by being different.

  • @nunyabidness1597
    @nunyabidness1597 Před 2 lety +130

    “Somebody let him play his age, I wanna see him hairy” girl I fuckin fell out, you CANNOT be doing this to me 😭😭😭

  • @bouncingbuttons7441
    @bouncingbuttons7441 Před 2 lety +48

    I'm a fairly short trans guy and one of my best friends is a trans girl who stands at a solid 6 feet 4 inches and has done since about freshman year. I remember when the first movie came out and she messaged me a like twelve paragraph rant on how the movie could have been actually good if the main character was a trans girl. I had no idea they had even made a sequel until I woke up to a long string of messages the other day about how she would have rewritten the story which has been the entertainment of my week so far.

  • @mau6068
    @mau6068 Před 2 lety +277

    Since she’s so “tall” they should’ve done a plot twist of everytime someone tried picking on her she bopped their head like wack a mole

  • @wigglemelon8807
    @wigglemelon8807 Před 2 lety +903

    I've held off on ALL OTHER reviews of this abomination because watching anyone other than Kennie's review literally felt like CHEATING 😭 It would have just been wrong. Yes I've been waiting for it to be 12 (MT), and yes I have no life.

  • @sylviagrace2651
    @sylviagrace2651 Před 2 lety +54

    As a mixed person it always bothers me that the mixed/racially ambiguous male lead is always the second choice to the white male lead even when the lead female has more chemistry with the racially ambiguous lead (even when the person is one race they always pick the lighter skinned guys so you aren't always sure about their race). It just reminds me how a lot of people's way of "accepting" mixed people is just fetishizing us or using us for social justice points but we aren't really looked at as a serious option in the long term when it comes to relationships. This has come up a lot in dating for me and it really sucks so even tho it's sorta realistic I'd just like to change this format that's to prevalent in romance stories because it's super disheartening to see mixed people always being put as second best when compared to a full white person.

  • @talya1877
    @talya1877 Před 2 lety +282

    As a 5’ woman, I realize that shorties and tall girls really have a lot in common.

    • @lynndabbousi4566
      @lynndabbousi4566 Před 2 lety +65

      And that is why we make the most iconic duos (5'9 girl here with a 5'3 bestie)

    • @mementoargentum7733
      @mementoargentum7733 Před 2 lety +34

      @@lynndabbousi4566 Another tall girl here (5'11) and am currently good friends with a 5'0 woman. It is hilarious and fun. Although my absolute best friend is 5'7 so I don't think she counts in this...

    • @wise_girl9388
      @wise_girl9388 Před 2 lety +22

      I'm 5'3 with long legs and that makes shopping for jeans a nightmare. It's not so bad with shorts or long pants that have drawstrings because with them I least have the ability to hike them up as far as I need to so I don't trip over the bottom part of the pants leg.

    • @Thoughtsbyme-ts4jz
      @Thoughtsbyme-ts4jz Před 2 lety +20

      The struggle with pants :(

    • @emilyr8668
      @emilyr8668 Před 2 lety +18

      @@Thoughtsbyme-ts4jz short and tall girls need to band together and demand well fitting pants NOW!!!

  • @InternetsPedestrian
    @InternetsPedestrian Před 2 lety +25

    Can I just say I am really tired of POC being secondary love plot devices just for the main character to realize how much they love the white boy first love.

  • @sweetie_babie
    @sweetie_babie Před 2 lety +44

    From my experience, the "ex being off limits" thing is more about "when did those feelings start". If we just broke up like a month ago and you saying "hey, your ex is fine, I wanna date him" it's... weird. It's typically when the relationship ending happened less than a year ago. It's not about the exes' feelings toward each other, it's about "were you secretly pinning over my ex when we were actually together?" "Are you a bad friend?"
    If y'all haven't dated for five years, will not date again, the break up was mutual or understandable, and there was no abuse involved, I don't think anyone I know would have an issue with that

  • @Kyaramel
    @Kyaramel Před 2 lety +46

    They completely missed out on calling it "2 Tall Girl" and that is a heinous crime

  • @nazarisreyes6037
    @nazarisreyes6037 Před 2 lety +227

    Now I need a movie about Farita in Sweden and adapting + mixing her fashion sense with what's the norm there

  • @peyton4425
    @peyton4425 Před 2 lety +265

    Going back to the very roots of Bad Movies and a Beat todayyyyyy

  • @oszaszi
    @oszaszi Před 2 lety +605

    Tall girl is based on a manga called "lovely complex" The manga is a really good read for teen audiences. It is actually making 100% sense for a Japanese school girl to be having these issues, when they are 6ft+. As in Japan the avg. height size is much smaller. As 6ft you wold tower over majority of the population. The manga details the social anxiety in a teen girls mind and flashes out that her fear is based on superficialty and dives into accepting oneself even if society looks at you as a unicorn. Even the Swedish exchange student makes so much sense in the manga as again, Japan is notoriously not having too many "outsiders" due to cultural differences and very heavy xenophobic mindset. All of this, however, makes zero fucking sense in an American freaking setup... the movie writers should have realized this...

    • @mariposa3859
      @mariposa3859 Před 2 lety +89

      Exactly, I thought this would work wonderfully in an Asian setup..didn't know that it was based off a manga.

    • @stephi3548
      @stephi3548 Před 2 lety +122

      Is it really based on LoveCom or is it just a coincidence? I noticed the parallels too, except as you said the conflict in LoveCom made a lot more sense given the social context, and was far more nuanced. I think if the writers had indeed been inspired by Lovely Complex, it would have been nice if they'd taken more cues about the 'real' conflict of the manga, which is not so much about the horrendous struggles of being tall, but navigating the attraction and then relationship between a taller-than-average girl and a shorter-than-average boy. Even the fact that the tall Koizumi falls for the short Otani first is kinda subversive.

    • @MyStardollVideos
      @MyStardollVideos Před 2 lety +90

      Lovely Complex is elite but I’m pretty sure Tall Girl wasn’t based on it, they’re not similar at all lmao

    • @ToruKun1
      @ToruKun1 Před 2 lety +73

      Saying Tall Girl is based on Lovely★Complex is a HUUUUGE reach, the protagonist in Love★Com is only 5'8", that's tall by Japanese women's standards but it's nothing in America. Plus doesn't she become a manzai comedy act with her short king love interest? Yeah, these two things have barely anything in common.

    • @missserenity1090
      @missserenity1090 Před 2 lety +16

      Also they have uniforms in most of the schools in Japan right? I could see getting fitted for that possibly being a pain.

  • @T0aster_Fork
    @T0aster_Fork Před 2 lety +45

    why did i read the title as "6FT girl's thoughts on 'Tall Bitch 2" i both love and hate my brain

  • @marievanderlinde9322
    @marievanderlinde9322 Před 2 lety +417

    Kinda upset I didn’t procrastinate on watching this movie like I do everything else cause then I would’ve watched Kennie’s video instead 😭

  • @nerd26373
    @nerd26373 Před 2 lety +701

    Tall Girl definitely doesn't need a sequel. At all. I just don't get why Jodi Kreyman would ever get bullied for her height. I mean, sure, she's taller than average, but that doesn't give any right to other people in her school to essentially downgrade her constantly. Jodi probably needs a wake-up call. She's absolutely beautiful the way she is, and I just don't get why other people around her don't see that (well, except for Dunkleman, Stig, Mr Handsome Squirdward guy, etc). That Backstreet Boys song is literally stuck to me like glue these past few days, and now I'm still concerned about that. Lmao.

    • @puflem
      @puflem Před 2 lety +26

      Especially because it happens to short girls too 👁️👄👁️
      I'm 5"1 and got made fun of for that too lmao

    • @MP-rf8vg
      @MP-rf8vg Před 2 lety +30

      It was just so dumb because being 6' isnt even CRAZY tall. I just don't believe a likely scenario would ever occur where there are ZERO male heterosexual students who are 6 foot and above. I could understand this more if she was closer to 7 foot

    • @Angi3_6
      @Angi3_6 Před 2 lety +30

      People (especially kids) get bullied for the slightest of differences. I used to get bullied for being fat (along with other things) by other fat people, even some fatter than me! They sense any level of low esteem or confidence , and strike.

    • @lizabee484
      @lizabee484 Před 2 lety +20

      Totally fair. I personally do remember a lot of girls getting bullied for being “different” in general- race, gender expression, body size, physical ability, religion, etc. in specific activities. It happened a lot in dance, competitive cheer, and theater when I was a kid into when I was a teen, and even into adulthood I still see ridiculous type-casting happening in the theater world. It’s getting better, but still. So yeah, it can happen, and my theory is maybe the films came out of Jodie’s experiences in competitive dance (I think I remember she was on Dance Moms or something idk), but yeah, I still mostly agree the first film isn’t well done or even necessary. But this sequel is definitely better!! So huzzah for growth!?

    • @ThexDynastxQueen
      @ThexDynastxQueen Před 2 lety +5

      Yeah she's not even abnormally tall nor has giantism, her problem should've always been self doubt because she doesn't see as many tall women glamourized or desired as equally (I mean they are but she's still a kid so ehh).
      She could've still had a bully or two cause nothing is worse than a child but not every. person. ever. accosting her when she's a conventionally attractive rich White girl in the US. That's damn near the best/easiest loadout, calm down everybody lol.

  • @amelia3146
    @amelia3146 Před 2 lety +104

    every review has been a lukewarm defense of this movie & i’ve thought abt going out of my way to watch it then i remember that i love & value myself

  • @mari13ssaTheStrange
    @mari13ssaTheStrange Před 2 lety +172

    I got super bullied at school for my height 6'1" uniforms didn't really fit for long and we couldn't afford more, also super pale. I was bullied heavily, also I grew up in Texas and southern México and was the tallest in the school for a long time. I kept getting tripped and they yelled timber, pretended there was an Earthquake when I walked, it's not very common to be so tall there and honestly in the movie she doesn't really get bullied. Now as an adult my height is just an inconvenience at most time but I no longer hate it as much. It all was okay after going to a concert. And the stranger comments are super common, specially from creepy old men or younger guys who are shorter than me being like "no you're Definitely at least 6'4, cause I'm 6'2" annoying as hek.. I hate this movie so much because there can be real struggle and real bullying that happens. But, I hate how close it is to my life in a lot of ways, my sister is shorter and gorgeous and won beauty contests at school, heck my best friend's name is Fre'etta, so fucking close. Honestly, I think the writer heard about me and made this 😂 but did a terrible job.

    • @kimberleywilliams7802
      @kimberleywilliams7802 Před 2 lety +80

      girl.....they stole yo life 👁👄👁

    • @mellowmallow4855
      @mellowmallow4855 Před 2 lety +31

      I am so sorry you had such a bad experience in school. I'm happy that it's gotten to be less of a pain

    • @mikaylamcfadden7866
      @mikaylamcfadden7866 Před 2 lety +11

      Time to sue! Just in case
      I would say that I like your approach. Being an outsider is hard but seeing the positive in your differences is very empowering.

    • @cremepuffle
      @cremepuffle Před 2 lety +13

      God thank you tired of the shorties in the comment speaking abt how in reality “it’s not that bad”
      I was physically bullied by boys in school and grew up disconnected from my femininity because of this, it created real problems in my life.

  • @sice234
    @sice234 Před 2 lety +503

    I WAS HOPING YOU WOULD DO THIS MOVIE THIS WEEK YES 😭

  • @thegoosegirl42
    @thegoosegirl42 Před 2 lety +143

    has anyone ever been bullied for their height past elementary school? as someone who was and still is super short, literally not a single person in high school cared about that shit

    • @thetiktokpenguin4343
      @thetiktokpenguin4343 Před 2 lety +23

      I knew a girl in 5th grade who was taller, but it was more of that she looked way older than the rest of the kids at the school. Like she got mistaken often as an 15-16 year old TA than a elementary student. It was more of a shock for the parents, but the rest of us didn’t really care after the first week since she was a part of the class and was a pretty decent person to everybody

    • @smalltree4431
      @smalltree4431 Před 2 lety +40

      In my personal experience as a taller female if you're to get any sort of negative response from anyone after elementary, it's from the adults. When I was in high school I was just shy of 6ft and I kid you not. If I had to wear something nice for a presentation in class and I chose to wore heels, I knew not to go by certain teacher's classrooms because they always had something to say. And usually along the lines of "you're tall enough. So why are you wearing those." So not bullying, but unnecessary comments.
      Or in my life outside of school there has been times where I've been stopped by people I don't know and 9/10 the aspects of sports or modeling would come up. I do neither. And once I say so, I've experienced a quite a few that's caught a bit of an attitude.
      "Oh if I had that height I would..."
      "You're wasting potential..."
      Etc.
      So long story short (I really didn't mean to make it this long) it's not so much bullying, but people feeling the need to shove their notion of stereotype onto people that fit the bill.

    • @savedbythecoke
      @savedbythecoke Před 2 lety +1

      After elementary school the most anyone said about my height was that it was cute tbh. I'm 5ft nothing 😂

    • @cremepuffle
      @cremepuffle Před 2 lety +6

      Girl youre short…. Short women are loved! Im 22 and people look at me like im a whole man! It hurts!

    • @cremepuffle
      @cremepuffle Před 2 lety +6

      @@savedbythecoke thats the point.. idk why you short women are trying to compare. You guys are seen as feminine and girly.. theres no reason for ppl to be mean to you unlike women 5’8 plus lol

  • @JayJay-17
    @JayJay-17 Před 2 lety +53

    “Like naming a 20 year old Maude”
    Me thinking of Maude Apatow (Lexi on Euphoria) 😂

  • @roserusso3133
    @roserusso3133 Před 2 lety +5

    Tall girl 3 is gonna be her staying in her friends beach house and trying to figure out if she wants to go to college with her best friend or boyfriend

  • @ladydiamond6611
    @ladydiamond6611 Před 2 lety +11

    The way casting agents probably have a folder for the “ethnic love interests” just in case Netflix calls….

  • @multistan9650
    @multistan9650 Před 2 lety +343

    Even very short people don’t get this type of hate, as a person who is barely 5 ft, I can say that 😂

    • @Ash1976
      @Ash1976 Před 2 lety +35

      As someone who is 5'2, I can agree we don't get this much hate

    • @screamingbean7509
      @screamingbean7509 Před 2 lety +19

      @@Ash1976 As a person who is also 5’2(barely 5’3) I completely agree😂

    • @ayannabranchcomb7535
      @ayannabranchcomb7535 Před 2 lety +93

      Same 😂 like height is not something that was used as a bullying topic on either end. If anything, sexism is the reason why short men and tall women would be made fun of. Racism and transphobia add to it too, but its never been *just* height

    • @ririschannelx
      @ririschannelx Před 2 lety +4

      no but they will sure as hell make it all about themselves

    • @ThexDynastxQueen
      @ThexDynastxQueen Před 2 lety +7

      Only people who really care are the insecure shallow manlets who got rejected by insecure shallow women and now project that anger onto everyone. You're not an anime character guys, you're not a cute little tsundere when you do it.

  • @thatrantinggirl7376
    @thatrantinggirl7376 Před 2 lety +216

    Too many people that I've seen watch this movie have been nice to dinkleberry, I'm manifesting that Kennie just goes *in* on him

    • @cam4636
      @cam4636 Před 2 lety +102

      Right? When I say he's literally the worst, he's the actual worst. "I simped for you when you didn't want my attention so I'm owed your love; how dare you be broken up with me when I said I thought we should break up" incel mentality shit.

    • @LS-fb3fo
      @LS-fb3fo Před 2 lety +27

      When Kennie made the first video I thought he was creepy but this confirms he’s also an asshole too
      Shocking, that

  • @literaIIyshy
    @literaIIyshy Před 2 lety +32

    The whole premise of the movie is so fuckin funny to me because Jodie is JUST 6'1ft! That's not even that tall 😭
    I'm 6' ft and I genuinely wanna be taller. The only downsides of being tall is finding jeans and people putting you in charge of shit because you're the bigger person in a group or men sexualizing you because you look older.

  • @l.1586
    @l.1586 Před 2 lety +72

    Hard agree on the it's not inherently trash to date a friend's ex point. Obviously if the circumstances allow for it, I really don't see an issue tbh.

  • @NinaNinoMi
    @NinaNinoMi Před 2 lety +58

    I'm forever shocked everytime you say you're 6ft tall, you just give tiny but dangerous energy✨ 😂😂

  • @chenanigans2cents931
    @chenanigans2cents931 Před 2 lety +57

    I'm 5'9", so tall girl lite. I agree with making stuff up for conflict. "Tall people are known for being clumsy " Speak for yourself Lucy Left feet I don't walk in GLIDE.

    • @kimberleywilliams7802
      @kimberleywilliams7802 Před 2 lety +3

      😂😂😂😂

    • @kimberleywilliams7802
      @kimberleywilliams7802 Před 2 lety +5

      omg I love the name lucy left feet so much

    • @wise_girl9388
      @wise_girl9388 Před 2 lety +11

      When I watched Alex Meyers video on this movie and it got to that part I was like "Um, what?" Did Jodie just forget about the fact that there are jobs and hobbies out there that require a lot of coordination and the tall people that have those jobs or do those hobbies manage to do them amazingly. Being clumsy transcends height, gender, age and everything else.

    • @chenanigans2cents931
      @chenanigans2cents931 Před 2 lety +2

      @@wise_girl9388 RIGHT like my you just clumsy Jodi damn 😒

    • @chenanigans2cents931
      @chenanigans2cents931 Před 2 lety

      @@kimberleywilliams7802 use it anytime lol

  • @elvan8688
    @elvan8688 Před 2 lety +222

    i studied the whole days for my a levels and this is EXACTLY what i need right now

  • @NHarts3
    @NHarts3 Před 2 lety +77

    Hope you treated yourself after recording this one twice 😭 and thank you for doing it anyway you're the bomb. That's some dedication right there

  • @tomatosoup1304
    @tomatosoup1304 Před 2 lety +38

    Ooh I definitely agree with the girl code thing, I had a friend who dumped her guy but supported our other friend when she was in a relationship with him, but in the case of a messy relationship (Maddy and Cassie in Euphoria or literally any teen tv show) then it makes sense

  • @julianaaloisa5525
    @julianaaloisa5525 Před 2 lety +13

    "Act according to a man's word and see what happens." SO TRUE. Literally what ended my last relationship smh

  • @imani0nline
    @imani0nline Před 2 lety +348

    Farida and all the looks she’s been serving has to be the only good thing to come for these movies forget the oppression olympics I would like a hair tutorial instead thank you 😌

    • @kimberleywilliams7802
      @kimberleywilliams7802 Před 2 lety +53

      Truuue but also who decided on the Stig storyline?.... Because Fareeda was bullying this man in like the first half of the movie and then all of a sudden they in love? 👁👄👁 I'm confused

    • @sadebraimah5962
      @sadebraimah5962 Před 2 lety +4

      @@kimberleywilliams7802 . Enemies to lovers ig lmao 😭😭. It was odd though it’s like she got leftovers, or she was just saying it because of the stuff he did to Jodi who knows 🤷🏾‍♀️

  • @blueharmonica3606
    @blueharmonica3606 Před 2 lety +81

    as a tall girl the only interest i would have in a movie/tv show that focuses on a character being tall would be the insecurity/disconnect from femininity. i feel like this movie tried to do that just not very well. and when i say this i mean maybe a plus sized tall woman character. im an admittedly tall thin girl however i’ve lost weight, and that’s why. in addition to this i’m bigger boned so i’ve slightly felt the need to make myself shrink in other ways (like weight) to fit in, if that makes sense. however i think a movie or tv show that focuses on the struggle of a true plus sized tall girl struggling with that issue (compensating for tallness in other ways) would be a much more interesting and realistic telling. i think the concept in general would be better suited for a character in a show rather than the plot for a movie or movie series though.
    edit: i believe this series made it seem like tallness is very ostracized by society which it’s just not. or at least not in that obvious of a way. the weirdest comments i’ve ever gotten were in middle school about “oh you’ll have nba babies” (which is eh to begin with but not a huge deal). idk point being the *few* struggles of being a tall woman are much more subdue than they portray it. however these issues are more magnified when you add things like being plus-sized, etc onto it.

    • @charlottedekievit3874
      @charlottedekievit3874 Před 2 lety +4

      I’m tall and a bit more on the masculine side and have always wanted to be more petite so I kinda get where you are coming from (idk if I used the right terminologies)

    • @cremepuffle
      @cremepuffle Před 2 lety +3

      Tallness in women is ostracized though when the average woman is thin and like 5’3. People look at tall women like circus acts, if shes not made fun of shes the thing everyone oogles at and wonders how she lives a normal life🤷‍♀️

  • @PirvateerKurei
    @PirvateerKurei Před 2 lety +122

    Haven't even finished the video yet but had to say: It's always refreshingly surreal when "Admiral Kennie" gets a beauty sponsorship...but back to the debauchery.
    Edit: 12:28 was my favorite moment of the video, masterpiece of disgust from an actual tall girl. Chef's kiss!

  • @vaderlikestacos8572
    @vaderlikestacos8572 Před 2 lety +69

    I just want to quickly drop a note: Watching this series is 100% part of my weekend ritual and it really soothes my soul and pulls me out of stinky moods, so I would just like to leave a little thank you here to Kennie for providing some peak commentary and entertainment

  • @threerings7856
    @threerings7856 Před 2 lety +20

    Re: Girl Code - I had two of my exes dated by my friends after I broke up with them and with the one who was decent, I was like "yes, please, take him" and with the one who was my evil ex I was like, "well, no I'm not going to be mad at you about it, but just, like....watch out and take care of yourself, okay?" And neither of them were very long relationships, and me and the girls were able to laugh and compare notes about it later. It's not worth losing friends over to feel jealous of a guy you're not even with anymore.

    • @prettygirl6994
      @prettygirl6994 Před 2 lety +4

      Honestly if you as an individual is ok with that then that is ok. At least your friends were honest with you. Some people lie about stuff like that. But I personally don’t toss guys I talk to with my friends. I’m not talking to no guy that my friend has kissed, slept with, dated. It’s not about being insecure or jealous but just simply setting a boundary. However with this situation I don’t think the best friend meant any harm to Jodie and Jodie was ok with it so that’s them.

  • @dannyb4762
    @dannyb4762 Před 2 lety +14

    I've never heard so much wrath......and I actually thought that the movie had bought you to the point of that one guy from the Bound movie review.
    Then I hear the line "if I sound a little testy. .....just call me BALLS".
    Kennie's talents are legit reviewing bad movies, her makeup, being funny and dope ass one liners lmaoooo

  • @Jasmyne241
    @Jasmyne241 Před 2 lety +24

    I think my issue with dating your friends ex is that it’s weird. It’s weird seeing someone so close to you messing with someone you’ve been with intimately. Maybe it’s just me.

    • @Shavon0865
      @Shavon0865 Před 2 lety +3

      It's not just you. I've had that happen to me twice. Both my ex and friend and I are all in the same friend group so it was weird when I found out. Had to physically a d mentally distance myself for a long time

    • @quasar4472
      @quasar4472 Před 2 lety +12

      it really depends on your relationship..like I seen exes who are still great friends with previous partner and they don't mind if one of the friends went out with them. More on those who..? have no bad break ups , grew apart or rather be friends than in a relationship.
      I do find it weird of they are toxic or not a good person in general .

  • @mushabatimatengu3841
    @mushabatimatengu3841 Před 2 lety +13

    Gotta applaud how the bestie NEVER repeated a hairstyle

  • @QueenSoledad
    @QueenSoledad Před 2 lety +19

    I am very tired of what I have started calling “First Guy Bias.” Acotar is some wild trash, but to it’s credit that was the only series with the balls to have the lead dump her dusty ex for another dude in the sequel.

  • @faribari3792
    @faribari3792 Před 2 lety +11

    Having the same name and also being a black girl, I'm just happy that Farida didn't end up as that annoying best friend and is worth rooting for 😭😭 yess girl👏🏾

  • @WhyfallinLUVwhenUcanfallasleep

    Haven’t seen the video yet (know it’s gonna be a blast)
    But i love how they tried to own people that complained about the last movie but totally missed what people were complaining about

  • @JaimieMcCaw
    @JaimieMcCaw Před 2 lety +24

    Not to defend the premise of Tall Girl, but I will say that I can sort of understand why Ava Michelle would feel connected to a character like Jodi given her background with Abby Lee Miller
    As a child, this grown ass woman was constantly bullying her for her height on Dance Moms and I can certainly see how this would effect how she felt about herself and her height as a she grew up, and having a childhood like that likely really distorted her view of how the society views people based on their height

  • @minxrewinks6371
    @minxrewinks6371 Před 2 lety +22

    This movie helped me find this channel, I was so annoyed by it that I needed to be validated by someone else’s opinion. And here I am, subbed since then!

  • @greynotchristian
    @greynotchristian Před 2 lety +12

    "i love myself - no you don't you wore that" LMAO Kennie being mean is my fav

  • @l.1586
    @l.1586 Před 2 lety +13

    There's a difference between Short Men and Short Men™

  • @Rayxster
    @Rayxster Před 2 lety +43

    What is with movies and having swedish characters in them and then just naming that character the OLDEST of old-people names? Stig means "path" or "trail" and is indeed an old norse name(I also don't know anyone youngest than 55 with that name). We weren't very inventive when it came to names back in the days... like we still use viking names like "Bear" and "Stone"(Doesn't sound as silly in swedish). Can't non-swedes come up with more common "young people" names? Like Sara, Dennis, Adam, Cecilia... I guess they don't "sound swedish".. but f*ck stereotypes. White people can't even get white people right *facepalm*

  • @lu6754
    @lu6754 Před 2 lety +6

    Netflix really could’ve used these movies to examine how being larger than all your female friends makes it easy to feel like you don’t fit into what’s pretty/feminine/girly/what have you and how that fucks with your self esteem, but no

  • @suedaa31
    @suedaa31 Před 2 lety +50

    this series helped me go through some pretty messed up shit. love u kendall

  • @siripersson8830
    @siripersson8830 Před 2 lety +5

    As a swedish person I can tell you that not only do all the swedish names mentioned in the movie make the characters sound like they're 60+ years old. The accent they have whilst speaking swedish is completely incomprehensible for a swedish person.

  • @nunyuh7102
    @nunyuh7102 Před 2 lety +15

    'if I sound a lil testy... call me balls'
    stg Kendall is a secret drag race contestant or sumn. 😂 these one-liners never miss.

  • @trancedoutkid
    @trancedoutkid Před 2 lety +9

    Man, I've just been out here treating 6 ft people just like regular people this whole time when I could have been throwing popcorn at them??

  • @zo4196
    @zo4196 Před 2 lety +65

    As someone who was the tallest girl in her high school (though I'm not actually that tall), tall-ness did not make me more or less visible to the shorter folks 😂
    If anything, it was my self-assured attitude that made kids hate me 🤡

  • @NinaNinoMi
    @NinaNinoMi Před 2 lety +45

    I knew all the hate watching/bad reviews would lead to a terrible sequel 😂😂😂

  • @neivilde.1242
    @neivilde.1242 Před 2 lety +14

    THANK YOU! i don't think fareeda had a name before, they literally made a stereotype, so i was glad they gave her a story. but yeah they did listen to the criticism and improve on a lot of aspects, it was much better. did we need it? not really but at least this time it's a watchable movie as opposed to the mess that the first one was

  • @crowicide
    @crowicide Před 2 lety +16

    if there's one good thing that came out of 'tall girl' it's introducing me to your channel

  • @daniefox8770
    @daniefox8770 Před 2 lety +9

    My partner is 5'8". I am 5'11". He DOES NOT CARE! I was a little worried at the start of our dating, but HE DOES NOT CARE. His height/my height does not effect who he is as a person.
    He has a ton of other good qualities. His self-confidence is just one lol

    • @sanlangscumtruck00
      @sanlangscumtruck00 Před 2 lety +1

      Aww that just shows how he is,as a man ^^ Damn. Rooting for you bestie. Have a great day

  • @Chi_Ch1
    @Chi_Ch1 Před 2 lety +20

    Literally avoided watching any other commentary channels and even the trailer of this JUST so i can get the full experience from Kennie first

  • @Angel-uo5yi
    @Angel-uo5yi Před 2 lety +16

    I have a twin sister who's Damn near my height,she's 6'3 im 6'4
    She was popular because of things like her height,her looks,her body,her personality she was messy thought👀
    But still this never happened to her and she like hates this movie series because its stupid.
    And she wasn't even the tallest girl at our school because we had a volleyball player and basketball player taller than her.

  • @felicityb93
    @felicityb93 Před 2 lety +11

    21:55 If any of my friends reacted this way to me saying I had feelings for someone they might've dated in the past, I'm backing tf up. There's something there and I don't want it. Like, the air is not completely clear and me adding my feelings into the mix is just going to make everything worse.
    And this goes beyond them still having feelings for their ex, btw. I would hope that bestie trusted me enough to confide in me if that person ever hurt them, but even if it's just petty shit, that's still bad blood. And as someone who is witch adjacent (girl, weird shit happens to me all the time), I don't fuck around with bad vibes.

  • @kelleyreeves965
    @kelleyreeves965 Před 2 lety +16

    As a tall girl myself, ive never really had problems with it. I had some offhand remarks about it in ELEMENTARY SCHOOL but that's about it lol

  • @dom2666
    @dom2666 Před 2 lety +6

    What’s worse: the fact that I had no clue the second one was out or the fact that the only way I’ll watch it is through Kennie?

  • @noodlemarie9514
    @noodlemarie9514 Před 2 lety +3

    Being a taller women i really cant remember being bullied when i was younger I just got a lot of compliments for it and the occasional “hows the weather up there?”

    • @cremepuffle
      @cremepuffle Před 2 lety

      Not my experience. Boys always wanted to be aggressive with me

  • @ethesia3112
    @ethesia3112 Před 2 lety +17

    we all need to apologize for putting kennie through this hell 😭

  • @Sleipnirseight
    @Sleipnirseight Před 2 lety +6

    Dude I feel you (as I'm sure many women do) on the struggles of weeding out insecure weirdos. I'm under 5' and ALLLL the closet misogynists love that 👀👀 I definitely developed a Napoleon complex just to compensate and scare them off 😭😂

  • @acopperheart
    @acopperheart Před 2 lety +51

    THANK YOU omg the girl code is so outdated. I agreed with every single point you’ve said. Some girl will LOOK at another guy first and girls will be like girl code… being frivolous aside, I feel like just because it didn’t work out with someone else, doesn’t mean it won’t work out for you, because we’re all different. We have different personalities, interests, and experiences. I get if it weirds you out because your friend dated them for a week and it just taints your perception haha but if y’all really click and it’s cool? Thennnnn it might work out 🤷‍♀️

  • @felicityb93
    @felicityb93 Před 2 lety +99

    14:50 Spoken like a true white woman who feels the need to prove they're marginalized by performing it like they're Lea Michelle in season 1 of glee

  • @thegirlwhoevolved6847
    @thegirlwhoevolved6847 Před 2 lety +26

    I honestly received a lot of shit for being taller than literally everyone in my grade growing up. So I kinda get her issue, I got a lot of bullying for my height I was 5’7 when I was 11 years old. But I also got bullied for all other kinds of things, so yes she did blow it out of proportion💀😂

    • @cremepuffle
      @cremepuffle Před 2 lety +1

      This comment sections kinda saddd

  • @QuaseVingativa
    @QuaseVingativa Před 2 lety +11

    "It's like naming a 20 year old Maude"
    Maude Apatow: 👁👄👁 am I a joke to you?

  • @Drewshew
    @Drewshew Před 2 lety +2

    I love how mad Kennie got over the prom outfit in the first movie 💀 She is outraged. 🤣

  • @ReneeKaulitz
    @ReneeKaulitz Před 2 lety +3

    I was the tallest person in all of my classes (I am 6ft). I was bullied in elementary and middle school for it, but not so much in high school (I heard snarky comments here and there, but I ignored them). Now, I always have people tell me how jealous they are of my height. It truly is a blessing to be tall.
    Also, the movie theater line was so dumb lol. If anything, people get annoyed when I stand in front of them at a concert 😆.

  • @shony4459
    @shony4459 Před 2 lety +9

    I've been bullied for my height in school, in between 6 to 13 y.o. I literally hated being tall. My mom and generally growing up helped with the issue. Made me aggressive towards my bullies so they fucked off

  • @miyapapayax
    @miyapapayax Před 2 lety +9

    one of my best friends in high school was 6'4" when I met her. she was without question one of the tallest people in the school. as far as I can remember, she didn't draw any attention merely for being tall. more people commented on my height than hers. I'm 5'2". she never said anything about my height that I can remember. ironically, the only people calling me short were people between 5'3" and 5'6" or so 😑

  • @serpentina05
    @serpentina05 Před 2 lety +66

    10:15 "It's like naming a 20 year old Maude"
    Maude Apatow: "So f*ck my drag, huh?"
    🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Love you Ken. Found that funny

  • @riversrhodell2359
    @riversrhodell2359 Před 2 lety +17

    The comments about short guys are really on point. I got bullied by different guys up until my transition, and they were ALWAYS shorter than me. The insecurity was so palpable.

  • @yessica5231
    @yessica5231 Před 2 lety +6

    KENNIE YOU'RE 6'?!! IM SO ENVIOUS I WANNA LOOK DOWN ON MEN TOO!